NEO CLERICS: The Opus Priest

The Opus Priest is a clerical path devoted to one god, the Patron of Works. Where regular clerics may have varying philosophies and religions, Opus Priests dedicate themselves simply to a life of hard work and good deeds. They are granted no spells and no domains, but receive occasional boons from their deity to aid them along their way. The rest is up to their own strength and willingness to overcome.

Opus Priests dedicate themselves to showing others how to live life without magic; to rely on the old ways and survive using mundane means. Powerful Opus Priests work to become the bane of dragons, liches, magic item crafters, spellcasters and even magic-abusing adventuring groups.

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A cleric class that avoids magic? No magical aid? No spells? No domains? That?s exactly what ?Neo Clerics: The Opus Priest? presents, and presents well. Written by David Gallant, this installment in The Le Games? Neo Classes line creates a priest- [...]

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